Trinity Coffee

We got take out. It was a chill wait while watching some performances in the plaza. Wow, it was really good. Not pictured but also got the horchata which was sooo satisfying and a great level of sweet and cinnamon. Will be back to enjoy more Venezuelan eats!

I went to Trinity soon after they opened their first location and have been going ever since. The current location inside Plaza Mariachi is very cute. Truly the best empanadas I’ve ever had and I’ve converted my whole family into fans. Staff is always super sweet, and any language barrier issues are easily solved with Google Translate. One of three spots I HAVE to go to whenever I’m back in Nashville. if you want to impress someone with Nashville-insider hole in the wall type eats, this is the place 💖

So good!!!! I dont regret coming here and the customer service was amazing. Since it was out first time our waiter offered some popular plates and the food tasted super fresh! Will definitely come here again! Oh and the coffee is amazing and delicious its called the trinity special (they have different flavors) .... they have a coffe shop area and a restaurant. I recommend this place! 100%

I wish more people knew about this spot. It is SUPER hidden so you'd never know it was hiding back there in that plaza. It's such a nice space and a wonderful alternative to Starbucks. They have lots of space if you you're hosting a meeting or study group, it'd be a cute place for a date too. It's a very warm and cozy environment. They have a decent menu. I didn't get to try the food yet but I've heard it's good. They also have unusual items on their menu like bellini refreshers. They are Venezuelan owned. The only downside is that they don't speak the best English. Other than that they're warm, friendly customer service and the cozy spot makes it a place with checking out.

We wanted to experience a Venezuelan restaurant, so we thought of this place. The sign says "express," so we initially thought it was just a coffee shop. We asked and found out they have a kitchen in the back and some tables outside in the plaza lobby. We ordered the Venezuelan national dish, Pabellon Criollo, which comes with a sauce. We loved every bit of the food—the mixture of meat, plantains, and rice was phenomenal. The dish came with a very sweet drink, which I didn’t care for much. I would definitely come back to try their Cachapa and Arepa soon.